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The Student View: Centering students with visible and invisible disabilities
By Ashley Peterson, OSU Academic Technologies – Media Services Student panel shares insights on accessibility and learning Thank you all so much for your bravery, honesty, and willingness to be constructive. — Audience member At Oregon State University’s Quality Teaching Symposium on April 28, the Student View panel brought together OSU students from multiple disciplines…
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Congratulations, Class of 2026!
Congratulations to the record 8,785 students graduating in the Oregon State University Class of 2026. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors! The Center for Teaching and Learning is grateful to OSU faculty and staff who consistently inspire engaged student learning and advance teaching excellence. Go Beavs!
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The challenges and rewards of a decade-long collaborative student project
By Hailey Ferris, Rebecca Olson, and Mckenna Sonday, OSU College of Liberal Arts Introduction (Rebecca) In 2016, I initiated what would become a long-term teaching and public humanities project, a student-edited open textbook Romeo and Juliet, published with OSU’s Open Educational Resources. An innovative edition of a Shakespeare play insofar as it was designed by…
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